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Great White Sharks May Face a Dangerous New Limit in a Warmer Ocean
A new report highlighted by Ars Technica argues that heat-retaining sharks and tuna could become physiologically vulnerable as oceans warm, forcing habitat shifts and raising ecosystem-level risks.
Key Takeaways
- A new report says mesothermic sharks and tuna could face overheating risks as oceans warm.
- These species require unusually high energy and may also face declining food supplies.
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DT Editorial Team··via arstechnica.com